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[jordi@sindominio.net: Re: none in Gnome menu?]

Hello,

I'm the maintainer for the nano package. Some time ago I added a
.desktop file in nano, but now I wonder if it's correct to have it
there, so I'm looking for user opinions.
Nano isn't GUI-based or anything, it's a curses editor. Do you people
think it should show up in GNOME's Applications section or should I
remove the .desktop file entirely?

Thanks,
Jordi

[please cc me as I don't follow this list]

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On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 12:11:26PM +0200, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> just for interest: is a gnome meny really the right place for the
> "nano" entry? All other editors there have an Gtk-GUI, all but "nano"
> which does not even run gnome-terminal for that. There is IIRC no policy
> about that, but I think the location is a bit weird.

Hello Edward,
I'm not a GNOME user myself, and hadn't noticed this. I wrote
nano.desktop as I thought it was cool. As there's the Debian menus
still, I guess I should remove them. Or we could ask debian-user. What
do you think?

I personally don't care as I don't use the panel.

Thanks for pointing this out.

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